Sentence examples for cloud shifts from inspiring English sources
Fom typing on a rolling stream of white space to editing in a cloud, shifts in hardware have altered the way writers research, draft, refine and, ultimately, conceive of their work.
Going into the cloud shifts the computing to the experts "who do this for a living".
Many of Europe's major airports — crucial hubs for international travelers and cargo — were still closed on Friday evening, although some airports in Western Europe began to ease restrictions on flights as the volcanic cloud shifted away from them to the east.
Log-log plots display a distinct non-linear relationship between reference and amplified samples, with the data cloud shifting to the right for both amplification methods, with more skew evident in DOP than PEP.
At high latitudes the lowest position of the upper boundary of the clouds shifts towards the dayside being at 10 30 AM at 75° in the cold collar and the highest one shifts to 4 PM.
As the rain clouds shifted, Houston's relief marked the beginning of their suffering.
The landscape out here is dourly spectacular: the clouds shift over fields of slate grey and brilliant yellow gorse.
But Worsley rescues her prose from cliché with well-turned sentences like these: "The clouds shift and stack and move on.
Kim sings the blues and treated me to a sultry cover of Gershwin's Summertime, Ella Fitzgerald-style, while we watched the clouds shifting shapes above the forest canopy.
And because clouds shift so much more quickly than skylines do, our towers — our reflective, Late Modern towers in particular — are capricious, hard to pin down.
